Nowhere Girl

Here from the Silksong thing. Was not expecting a VN, but it was welcome regardless. Thanks for making this! Thoroughly enjoyed playing, and thought the story and characters were well written. I just wish it was longer. lol Cheers!

I absolutely loved this game. Really silly and fun story to go through. I wanted this game to be even longer lol. I loved the build up but the ending wasn't really much of what I fully hoped for so much mystery still left. really worth the time and money the story was so nice to go through.

This game broke my heart with a love I never felt and then broke my brain with a life I never lost. I've never really been a visual novel person, but this one hooked me and then proceeded to twist that hook around in my heart like nothing I've ever read before. I haven't been whipped around that hard in a long time and the part near the end where [spoiler] there's that repeating sequence of talking to Pseudo and that impending dread of it not lasting forever, waking up and her not being there or seeing one of the dialogue options gone, but at the same time that lingering feeling of wanting more while also being afraid of whether pursuing more would bring me what I want [/spoiler] that gave me a feeling of fear and unease greater than any media has made me feel since reading The Silver Eyes for the first time in middle school. This is an emotional rollercoaster that far exceeded my expectations when I realized it was a visual novel. Overall a great game. My only regret is not having paid for it myself, which is why I'm gonna spread the love by gifting it to someone else when I get the chance! I'm definitely gonna check out the other novels by this developer as well!

thanks silksong

Hey, who put me in this game? lol but for real this was oddly cathartic in a way. I wasn't too much a fan of the ending, but the whole thing was a nice read. it did feel a bit disjointed at times and the loop near the end was a tad annoying. Wouldn't buy again but enjoyed it.

Technically, I suppose, it has no replay value - given that none of the choices matter up to one that suddenly does (and only provides a subtext hint that it does) and another that [i]seems to matter[/i] on one of the previous choice's branches. Yet I keep reading about multiple endings, so either i missed something or.. well, two [b]is[/b] a multiple. But I'll replay it again, anyway. It's just too charming not to.